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Dr. B. Keith Murphy, Ph.D.'s lecture on the significance of the rhetorical artifact
Published August 25, 2006
This lecture, by Dr. B. Keith Murphy, Ph.D., is from his Critical Theory Course, and deals with the means by which a rhetorical critic can establish the significance of their chosen artifact in their critical essays. Dr. Murphy addresses choosing topics and the means by which a critic or an author can then convince a skeptical reader/editor of the worth of the critic's choice of artifact. This lecture was recorded on August 25, 2006, at Fort Valley State University, Fort Valley, GA.
Run time 43 minutes
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For more information about Dr. Murphy, see http://www.keithmurphy.info
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